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Learn more about Advances in Respiratory Pathologies

For the « Fête de la Science », come and visit our stand in the « Village des Sciences ». For the Fête de la Science on October 12 and 13, 2024, we invite you to visit our stand at the « Village des Sciences » 2024. Come and explore the research carried out by our four teams, who are joining forces to better understand the cellular and molecular mechanisms of inflammatory and infectious phenomena within our lungs, in order to propose new therapeutic strategies. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to delve into the heart of scientific research and see how our Center strives to push back the boundaries of knowledge to improve respiratory health. We look forward to seeing you at our stand to share our passion for science and innovation!   URL : https://www.fetedelascience.fr/decouvrez-les-avancees-en-pathologies-respiratoires

Researcher for an hour : an animated tour of Our laboratory.

Come and discover the world of research and learn more about respiratory diseases! In the age of multidisciplinary knowledge, the concept of “Ocean of Knowledge” takes on its full meaning in medical research. Within this universe, the 4 teams at the Research Center for Respiratory Diseases are experimenting, analyzing and working in synergy to better understand the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in these inflammatory and infectious phenomena, in order to navigate towards new therapeutic frontiers. As part of the Fête de la Science, the Research Center for Respiratory Diseases will be opening its doors to you on October 8, 2024, for a one-hour visit during which all 4 teams will be delighted to show you around their research activities and exchange ideas with you, through themed workshops. Register by telephone on 02 47 36 60 49 or by e-mail at secretariat.cepr@univ-tours.fr to choose the time slot that suits you best! Meet at 10 boulevard Tonnellé in Tours at the time of your reservation, in front of the Faculty of Medicine.   URL : https://www.fetedelascience.fr/chercheur-pour-une-heure